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THE men who are hardest to satisfy with ready-to-wear
clothes are the ones who are the most enthusiastic about
Society Brand. Much search for clothes that would suit them have made
these men clothes-wise. And it's made them discover that in Society Brand
they get the premier styles and get them first. The Lbc! b our pledge to
yru of unqualified satisfaction.
IV "' " aud W'uiwcr 5i ic Look. tiws what you want mail your adrtressaua wc wiii -sad you a copy. J
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In Canada, SOCIETY BRAND CL0T1IL3. limited
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SOCIETY
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Mrs. U. L. Melton, and Mrs. T. Hanaon
iwne th chaperoncs. The out-of-town
KUPKtu were Clara Dttkorson. Oroll
tYfonian. Alvo; Marjorle Watson,
North l'wnd; Laurone Doone, Wonlng
Water; Tlwaant Holyoke, Mary KHza
beth Graham. LeVaujthn Ihnhoff.
Dorothy Kuhlinjc. Gladys initnian. Mar
garet Strehlow. Omaha; Pauline Trine,
Holdrepe; Helon Soibert, North Platte;
L.a IVitriih. Dodge; and Doris
Arnold, Kxcelsior Springs.
Sixty-flvo couples attended the for
m.tl party of Hushnell Guild at the
l'(.mm rcial Oluh. The -olor scheme
Tor the decorations was gold and
brown. Colored lights were thrown
on the dancers during the evening. I
.Mr. and .Mrs. 1,. A. Williams. Prof. ,
and Mrs. H. K. Hradford. and Dr and
Mrs C. V. Ladd chapironed the party, j
Tin- out-of-town guests were Lloyd
n.-n nds, Muriel Caldwell. Hlair; Gil- J
brt Calgan. Omaha; Lisle Zeigler. ,
Itfhver Crossing; Louis McUeynolds, j
Ashland.
Phi Gamma Delta, held its twenty-I
firs; annual banquet at the chapter !
house. Sixty active and alumni mem- ;
her.-, were present. Richard Stiut j
acted as toastmastor. The following
responded to toasts: Harvey More- i
hea., James Whitney. Orvill Chatt,
r.nd Allan Dudley. Out-of-town alumni
who attended were Stewart Hadley,
Cedar Rapids; Harold Shubert. Ches-j
(: Dudley, Council Bluffs; Wallace ;
lrson. Genoa: Herbert Hushnell. Her- j
Ler. Thomas. Hurley Morehead. Ro- !
hum Thomas, Allan Tukey, Xasson
Young, day Thomas. M. C. Harding,
John Hrexel. Wallace Troupe, Omaha;
Orvill Chatt. W. M. Hopewell. R. T.
Houston, Herbert Rhodes. John Cam-
-ron. Tekamah; Henry Knutzen, Phil ;
Pmctor, E. B. Scott, Keaniey; Rea 1
Bod well, Lebanon; D. V. Spohn, Don
Montgomery, Superior; Sy Simms, !
Nrfson; Frank Long, John Long, Luf-i
falo. Wyo. ; Gerald Peck. Xorris Tynin, '
Clydp P.ullock. Merrill Rohrbaugh, J
Omaha.
One hundred active and alumnae
members .attended the annual banquet
of Pi ReU Phi at the Lincoln Hotel.
The tables were decorated with spring
flowers. An informal toast list for
which Mrs. Arthur Richardson was
toastmistress was followed by a pro
gram. Groups of songs were given
by Mrs. Fred Funke and Mrs. Fred
rick; Paetzold. Mrs. Nina Wade Allen
gave an illustrated talk on the Pi
Be4A Phi settlement school at Gatling
borg, Tenia. The alumnae members
from out-of-town who attended the
biuiquet were Eleanor Drain, Spokane,
Wash.; Florence Bates, Lodgepole;
Ella. Schvake Steinhart. Rachel Kellog
Driscoll, Nebraska City; Alice Wilcox.
'OfConnor; Constance Lyford, Lucille
"WBcpx, Xorth Platte; Marie Craig,
"Dorothy Davis, Betty Crawford, Fay
Simon, Zora Fitzgerald Hamilton,
Clara Powers Munson, Faye Powers,
Lore. Young Hart, Florinda Young
Pthu., Edith Fisher, Omaha; Lora
Pratt Shaw, Leah Shaw, Osceola; Bess
Alexander, York; Florence Chapman
Pa&ftzrid, St. Paul, Minn.; Louise
Jon Hosemere Menaugh, Lillian
Gnara, Demnison, la.; Florence Lyford,
Grace Lyford Graham, Falls City; and
XJa'wroi.hy Knight Harvey, Superior.
The alumnae members of Pi Beta
Ph.i gave a tea for the sorority at the
honie of Mrs. Archer Bunting. Decor
ations were of apple blossoms and
tulips.
rFiftj couples attended the Freshman
'das, party kl the Armory. Chalmers
Seymore was chairman of the com
mittee. The other members of the
earDmitiee were Allan Wolcott, Wil
liam Dutton, Dorothy Pierce. Elizabeth
likiatlL Margaret McXearney and
Leonard Winterton.
The Latin club held its annual ban
quet at the Lincoln Hotel. Covers
"vtn'v laid for eighteen. The table was
decorated with violets and rosebuds.
Miss. Marie Elliott acted as toast
mistress for the following toast list:
"Eros and Psyche," Miss Frances Bot
ain; ""The Curse of Echo," Miss Janet
Maitland; "Hero and Leander," Miss
Alice Hunter; "Hunting the Caledonia
Boar," Miss Zora Schaup; "The Win
ataHC f Atlanta," Miss Agnes Morri
; The Jtiddle of the Sphinx," Prof.
G. ii Barber.
-Sixty members of the Pal lad i an so
VSetj lifcld their annual picnic at Crete.
34. and Mrs. Axel Swenson chaperoned
the party.
The members of Phi Kappa Psi en
tertained in honor of their mother
Saturday afternoon. The following
program wag given: A group of
sonra. Mls Doria Cole; "Violin Solo."
Miss Sheffield; "Piano Solo," Mlsa
Florence Gallentlne. The honor piesta
were Mrs. C. F. I.dd. Mrs. K. W. Me
Klennon, Mrs. I. B. Saunders, Mrs,
F. L. Wilmeth. Mrs. A. A. Reed, Mrs.
F. L. Scott. Mrs. C. W. Branch, Mrs.
W. C. Davis. Mrs. G. Coryell. Mrs.
C. L. Burr. Mrs. Grant Watkins, Mrs.
M. K. Henkle. Mrs. J. J. ORourke,
Mrs. C. L. Flansburg, Mrs. C. I. Jones.
Mrs. Carson Hildreth, Mrs. A. W. Rich
ardson, Lincoln; Mrs. R. L. McCreary.
Wahoo; Mrs. Bryce Crawford. Miss
Faye Simons, Omaha; Mrs. A. P. Ginn,
Mrs. W. S. Harding, Xehraska City;
Mrs. M. L. Mead, Ashland; Mrs. H. M.
Stone, Alvo; Mrs. Lynn Loyd, Lincoln.
May 4
PI Kappa Phi held its annual par
ents day. After the program refresh
ments were served. The following
mothers were guests: Mrs. K. H.
Lewis, Mrs. K. Hedge, Fairfield; Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Park, Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Ford, Bertrand; Mr. and Mrs.
G. McKandless, Omaha; Mrs. M.
P.eattie, Bethany; Mr. and Mrs. J.
YanAnken, Western; Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. Lessenhop, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rob
ertson, Mrs. B. Christenson, and Mr.
and Mrs. K. Jungmeyer, Lincoln.
Hushnell Guild entertained in honor
of its mothers. The house was decor
ated with apple blossoms. The fol
lowing guests were present: Mrs. M.
Hall, Mrs. F. Kuntze, Mrs. J. A. Star
board. Mrs. C. P. Russel, Mrs. B. M.
Long. Mrs. C. H. Jenkins, Mrs. J. R.
Reed, Lincoln; Mrs. H. J. Judd. Rising
City.
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ECONOMY in buying clothes is not in paying less money
but in getting more value. - The economy in buying Society Brand
Clothes comes in the gaining of finer hand workmanship than others,
not only where you can see it, but also where you can't. Sometime dur
ing the life of the garment it will manifest its presence by keeping the
shape, by wearing better, and by holding the stylish effect till the very
goods wear out. For that kind of economy buy Society Brand Clothes.
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